How to Structure a Productive Day

Discover the secrets of structuring a highly productive day in this 17-minute TEDx talk by Dr. Shraddha More, Assistant Professor in General Medicine at Seth G.S. Medical College and K.E.M. Hospital. Explore the benefits of waking up at 3:30 am during Bhramamuhrat to harness positive energy from the universe. Learn about the power of manifestation and the importance of self-reward for even small accomplishments. Gain insights from a passionate doctor and micromanager who efficiently manages her 24-hour schedule while employing unconventional teaching methods. Hear about Dr. More's innovative approach to medical education through her invention, Medgames, which offers a unique and engaging way for undergraduates to learn medicine. Be inspired to not only enhance productivity but also live life to the fullest through Dr. More's connection with her students and her ability to balance professional excellence with personal fulfillment.

Dr. More talks about her daily schedule, how she wakes up at am aka Bhramamuhrat, in order to soak up all the positive energy from the universe. She talks about the power of manifestation and how important it is to reward yourself even after the smallest feat you've achieved. Dr. Shraddha More is an Assistant Professor in General Medicine at Seth G.S. Medical College and K.E.M. Hospital. She's a hardcore bedside physician, who believes in teaching to her students through unconventional ways. Along with being a passionate doctor with a knack for teaching, she's a micromanager, who gets unbelievable things done within her 24 hour schdeule. She is best known for being the inventor of Medgames, a cool and unique way of learning medicine for the Undergraduates. Through her incredible connect with the Undergraduate students, she not only inspires them to learn medicine in a unique fashion but also to live their life to the fullest. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx